It’s a travesty it doesn’t have a single Emmy win yet. Time and time again they prove what a fraud institution they are.

I honestly enjoyed them all. Rarely happens with shows other than Breaking Bad as well. It wasn’t a "splash" ending, but that's ok..

Wasn't woke enough...needed a forced gay love storyline I guess or not enough diversity requirements

I thought the Chuck seasons were a little stronger than the later seasons because I felt that the character development was exceptional and very well fleshed out.

But admittedly, it was pretty slow.

I just preferred it a little. I recognize that you can't go 6 seasons at that pace, though and ultimately those early season arcs had reached natural end points. So I have few complaints.

Season 5 for me. The “tell me again” scene might be my favorite scene i’ve ever seen in television

It was definitely a good show. But, the way they released the seasons (mainly 4, 5, & 6) made it extremely easy to forget about until someone mentioned it - at least for me.

Season Release date
1 02/08/15
2 02/15/16
3 04/10/17
4 08/06/18
5 02/23/20
6a 04/22/22
6b 07/11/22

16 month gap between 3 & 4; 18 month gap between 4 & 5; 26 month gap between 5 & 6.

Should've won Seehorn an Emmy.

That was just a perfect scene. Patrick Fabian killed it in that scene as well. Watch that season and then his final scene (y'know - THAT scene, with Lalo) will REALLY hit home. Howard wasn't a bad person - at all. He may have been as close to a good person as the BCS universe had, especially as Kim really went off the rails.

He was just a feckless people pleaser; someone who was REALLY insecure so he tried to make everyone happy. I really found myself liking him as much or more as anyone in the show.

In the last episode, during his confession, where Saul (truthfully) lays out how he basically built Walt's empire into what it was - I keep imagining Walt's reaction to that claim. Walt's ego would have forced an epic meltdown.

Howard and Chuck were both good people and good attorneys that got caught in Jimmy's wake and it destroyed them both.

Yeah, they were all good. The only complaint I have is that they devoted a little too much time to the sub-plot with the Germans in season 4.